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Anonymous
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Summing up the production time for individual products

Hello people,

I need a DAX command that adds up the individual production times of different production steps for different products and outputs them summarized in a column.

Here in the table I have created a small schematic example.

Thanks a lot for your help!

ProductProtuction time (for this step) [h]Total production time
1310
1510
1210
248
248
339
369

 

Greetings Lukas

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Anonymous
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Now I have tried to calculate the individual production steps more precisely. Can I add another filter condition to the filter function to get the calculation as shown in the table?

 

If tryed it with:

CALCULATE(SUM('Tabel1'[Protuction time]), FILTER('Tabel1',CONTAINSSTRING('Tabel1'[Production Step],"M2"),ALLEXCEPT('Tabel1', 'Tabel1'[Product]))
 
With this, all M2 production steps get summed up.

 

Thanks for the help so far!

 

ProductProduction StepProtuction time Total production time of M2
1M133
1M143
1M223
1M213
2M134
2M134
2M224
2M224
3M155
3M125
3M245
3M215
Anonymous
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CALCULATE(SUM('Tabel'[Production time]), ....

Is it possible to do it with a CALCULATE and SUM comand?

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new table =
SUMMARIZECOLUMNS (
Data[Product],
"@total production time", SUM ( Data[Protuction time (for this step) [h]]] )
)

 

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/voqap7cojyjpp7h/keluv4.pbix?dl=0 

 

 

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